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# RRDTune
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When we create rrd files for ports, we currently do so with a max
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value of 12500000000 (100G). Because of this if a device sends us bad
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data back then it can appear as though a 100M port is doing 40G+ which
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is impossible. To counter this you can enable the rrdtool tune option
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which will fix the max value to the interfaces physical speed (minimum
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of 10M).
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To enable this you can do so in three ways!
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- Globally under Global Settings -> Poller -> Datastore: RRDTool
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- For the actual device, Edit Device -> Misc
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- For each port, Edit Device -> Port Settings
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Now when a port interface speed changes (this can happen because of a
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physical change or just because the device has misreported) the max
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value is set. If you don't want to wait until a port speed changes
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then you can run the included script:
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`./scripts/tune_port.php -h <hostname> -p <ifName>`
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Wildcards are supported using *, i.e:
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`./scripts/tune_port.php -h local* -p eth*`
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This script will then perform the rrdtool tune on each port found
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using the provided ifSpeed for that port.
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Run `./scripts/tune_port.php` to see help page.
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